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AI helps unravel the mystery of ocean’s giant waves

For centuries, sailors have told tales of enormous rogue waves, capable of damaging ships and oil platforms. These monster waves, often dismissed as myths, are...

Ancient trilobites unlock Earth’s 490-million-year-old mysteries

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have uncovered ten new species of ancient sea creatures known as trilobites in Thailand. These creatures, extinct for about 490...

Scientists reveal the dining secrets of giant dinosaurs

A fascinating new study reveals surprising details about the eating habits of some of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs that roamed North America millions of...

A revolutionary discovery in Spain challenges historical views on gender and society

In southwest Spain, a team of archaeologists has made a groundbreaking discovery that's turning heads in the historical community. While digging in the 3000-year-old funerary...

New study reveals how sulfur might have cycled in Earth’s ancient oceans

Imagine trying to solve a puzzle about the Earth's ancient oceans, billions of years ago. That's exactly what geochemist Alexandra Phillips and her team...

Australian Space Agency announced the Lunar Rover naming shortlist today

The Australian Space Agency launched a competition back in September to name the Aussie-made rover which will be sent to the Moon on a...

“It takes a village to raise a child”: Insights from hunter-gatherer societies

A study led by Dr. Nikhil Chaudhary, an evolutionary anthropologist at Cambridge University, reveals fascinating insights into childcare practices from hunter-gatherer societies. It suggests that...

Scientists unravel a deep earth mystery: Water’s transformative journey to the core

Recent research by scientists, including those from Arizona State University, has made a groundbreaking discovery about Earth's inner workings. They've found that water from the...

How a favorite dinosaur food survived mass extinction

An ancient lineage of plants called cycads, a favored food of grazing dinosaurs, survived extinction by grabbing nitrogen from the air. The palm-like plants helped...

Scientists find the mysteries of earth’s core-mantle boundary

Deep inside our planet, at the core-mantle boundary (CMB), conditions are incredibly harsh—with temperatures soaring to thousands of degrees Fahrenheit and pressures a million...